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This document contains the agenda and notes for a geometry class covering multiplication and division properties of segments and angles. The agenda includes working on homework questions, learning about multiplication and division properties, and completing an exit slip. The class objectives are to recognize and use multiplication and division properties in two-column proofs and computations. Examples are provided to illustrate applying these properties to segments and angles. The document concludes with assignments to complete for homework.
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